Sales Markets

3 min. readlast update: 04.08.2026

Overview

The Sales Markets module allows you to define and organize the commercial areas in which your organization operates.

Sales Markets structure your sales operations across:

  • Geographic regions
  • Business segments
  • Organizational responsibilities

Each Sales Market defines a commercial context by combining currency, validity period, and regional hierarchy.

πŸ’‘ This ensures that sales activities are consistent, structured, and aligned with market-specific conditions.


Access Path

Sales Management β†’ Sales Markets


Sales Markets – Landing Page

The landing page displays all configured Sales Markets.

Each record represents a commercial Market definition used across the sales process.

Available Information

Field Description
Name Sales market identifier (e.g., Europe, USA)
Companies Organizational scope (e.g., Tenant-Wide or specific companies)
Currency Default currency of the market
Start Date / End Date Market validity period
Status Current state (e.g., Active)

Creating a Sales Market

Step 1: Click β€œAdd Sales Market”

 

 

Step 2: Define General Information

Field Description
Name Sales market name
Companies Scope of the market
Currency Currency applied to the market
Start Date Activation date
End Date Optional expiration date

πŸ’‘ If no End Date is defined, the market is considered active indefinitely.


Step 3: Save

Click Save or Save and New


Sales Market Detail View

Main Fields

Field Description
Name Sales market identifier
Companies Organizational scope
Currency Market currency
Start Date / End Date Validity period
Status Market status (e.g., Active)

Regions

Each Sales Market can be divided into Regions, allowing a structured organization of responsibilities and teams.

Region Configuration

Field Description
Name Region name (e.g., North America, South America, Portugal, Spain)
Code Internal or company reference
Manager Responsible for the region
Supervisor Oversight role
Team Assigned team members

Region Structure

  • Regions can be organized hierarchically (parent/child)
  • Sub-regions can be created using Add Child
  • Multiple levels of hierarchy are supported

πŸ’‘ This allows detailed segmentation such as Country β†’ Area β†’ Sub-area.


Available Actions

  • Add New β†’ Create a new region
  • Add Child β†’ Create sub-regions
  • Remove β†’ Delete selected regions
  • Expand / Collapse β†’ Manage hierarchy visualization

Key Functional Behavior

  • Each Sales Market defines a currency context used in sales processes
  • Markets are time-bound, controlled by Start and End Dates
  • Regions enable:
    • Assignment of responsibilities
    • Team organization
    • Structured reporting
  • Hierarchical regions support:

    • Multi-level segmentation
    • Scalable organizational structures

Best Practices

  • Use clear and consistent naming (e.g., Europe, North America)
  • Define markets according to real commercial segmentation
  • Assign managers and teams to ensure accountability
  • Use hierarchy to reflect real operational structures
  • Keep validity dates updated to avoid outdated markets

πŸ’‘ Tip

If regions or assignments are not available:

Check that:

  • The Sales Market is Active
  • Required fields (Name, Currency, Start Date) are filled
  • You have the correct permissions to manage regions

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Sales Management Overview
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Sales Management Estimations


 

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